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Bulent Basaran (basaran@prelude.ece.cmu.edu) wrote this:
: 1) Is it possible to have a data member of a user class with a LEDA type?
: e.g.,
: class C1{
:     array<string> A(0, 10);  // an array of strings
: }; 
: This is not a valid c++ statement, since data members can not be initialized.
: Is there a way to correctly implement this?

I'd say ...

  class C1 {
    array<string>       A;

    public:

    C1() : A(0,10) {}
    void test() { 
        cout << "low: " << A.low() << " high: " << A.high() << endl; }
  };

  C1 test;

  test.test();

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Marco Nissen [http://www.mpi-sb.mpg.de/~marco]
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